At MUST University, scientific production goes beyond the generation of knowledge. It is born with purpose, dialogue with society, and a commitment to the global challenges of our time. We believe that research is also an act of social responsibility, capable of inspiring real transformations and training professionals prepared not only for the market, but for the world.
It is within this vision that MUST Reviews emerge, annual publications that reflect the academic vitality of the institution. The journals bring together research developed by professors, visiting researchers, and undergraduate students, with emphasis on final course projects classified as A. Each published article represents an exercise in critical thinking, theoretical deepening, and a search for solutions that address relevant contemporary problems.
The importance of this production is reinforced by the diversity of areas covered. According to Professor Dr. Deborah Costa, a member of the Publication Committee at MUST University,“In 2025, we had the privilege of publishing 82 articles, distributed across eight journals covering diverse areas of knowledge, such as Business, Health Management, Psychology, International Law, and Education. We were able to verify important research results originating from MUST’s master’s programs. These articles reflect not only scientific research and academic production, but also critical thinking and a significant contribution to building a more egalitarian and sustainable society.”
This commitment gains even more weight with concrete data. In total, the82 articlespublished in the eight MUST Reviews journals received 126 seals of alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development GoalsThis highlights that a single research project can engage with more than one SDG. This year, the projects began to feature identification labels according to the SDG to which they connect, facilitating the understanding of the impact and contribution of each study. Of the total labels awarded, 31 correspond to SDG 4, which deals with quality education; 28 to SDG 8, focused on decent work and economic growth; 25 to SDG 3, which focuses on health and well-being; 16 to SDG 16, on peace, justice and effective institutions; 13 to SDG 10, which seeks to reduce inequalities; 11 to SDG 9, linked to industry, innovation and infrastructure; 1 to SDG 17, which encourages partnerships and means of implementation; and 1 to SDG 13, dedicated to action against climate change.
This ranking demonstrates that the research developed at MUST University does not occur in isolation, but is integrated into a global agenda for sustainable development. By accessing the journals, the reader comes into contact with studies that analyze, propose, and reflect on possible paths to promote greater equity, innovation, quality of life, and social responsibility.
MUST Reviews are thus established as much more than a collection of scientific articles. They become a strategic tool for awareness, learning, and engagement, demonstrating that academic excellence can go hand in hand with ethical and sustainable commitment.
By valuing scientific production aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, MUST University reaffirms its role as an international institution that trains well-rounded, critical professionals who are aware of the impact of their choices and actions.
The entire academic community is invited to explore the pages of the MUST Reviews 2025 and recognize, in each study, the reflection of a university that believes in knowledge as an active agent of social and global transformation.
Access,here, all magazines from MUST Reviews 2025.
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